Attn: Whitewolf: Has California rolled out broadband yet?
Paul Carr
It appears you prepare your posts off-line and then you go online to send
them altogether and at the same time.
Ray O'Hara
"Paul Carr" <worldp...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:hdi26n$pr8$1...@adenine.netfront.net...
> Hi Ray,
>
> It appears you prepare your posts off-line and then you go online to send
> them altogether and at the same time.
>
he lives in Massachusetts {unfortunately for us}
Duck
*He can make all the excuses he likes but I bet he does the same in
real life....
Sits in the house thinking of what to say outside should he meet
someone.
And has retorts in ready as people probably treat him with the same
contempt.
I'm sure he a million and one responses to "would ya ever fuck off"
In an American accent.
Just had a family of Texan Americans here lately, you don't notice it
on TV but they sounded like a gaggle of Ducks.
Maybe I'm biased....
Duck
Hi Paul!
Paul Carr
> Hi Paul!
Hi Duck,
Great to hear from you!! What are you doing these days? I hope you
stick around.
Duck
*I just pop in now and again to see if you lot are still misbehaving.
If you're interested I write for a local newspaper here called the el
sol news (the sun) and surprisingly enough the article is called
conspiracy corner which pays for my ad in it each issue.
www.elsolnewsonline.com It's about 30 pages in.
Just if you're interested.
I'm just about surviving but tourism here is slowly edging up again.
Duck
Paul Carr
Hi Duck,
I had a read of that. It's very erudite and informative.
I think Noam Chomsky also said it well.
"Propaganda is to democracy what the bludgeon is to a totalitarian state..."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6ROSdp2IaU
duck
> Duckwrote:
> > On Nov 15, 11:01 pm,PaulCarr <paulcarr1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>Duckwrote:
> >>>HiPaul!
>
> >>HiDuck,
>
> >> Great to hear from you!! What are you doing these days? I hope you
> >> stick around.
>
> > *I just pop in now and again to see if you lot are still misbehaving.
>
> > If you're interested I write for a local newspaper here called the el
> > sol news (the sun) and surprisingly enough the article is called
> > conspiracy corner which pays for my ad in it each issue.
>
>
> > Just if you're interested.
>
> > I'm just about surviving but tourism here is slowly edging up again.
>
> >Duck
>
> HiDuck,
>
> I had a read of that. It's very erudite and informative.
>
> I think Noam Chomsky also said it well.
>
> "Propaganda is to democracy what the bludgeon is to a totalitarian state..."
>
>
> - Show quoted text -
*Glad you like it, many of the articles have been based on posts here
and some informative debates.
Duck
Paul Carr
<snip>
>> HiDuck,
>>
>> I had a read of that. It's very erudite and informative.
>>
>> I think Noam Chomsky also said it well.
>>
>> "Propaganda is to democracy what the bludgeon is to a totalitarian
>> state..."
>>
>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6ROSdp2IaU- Hide quoted text -
>>
>> - Show quoted text -
>
> *Glad you like it, many of the articles have been based on posts here
> and some informative debates.
Hi Duck,
I suppose I should say that propaganda is to a bad democracy what the
bludgeon is to a totalitarian state. I'm sure that there are better
examples of a democracy in action than the United States of America. Noam
Chomsky mentions Bolivia as an example of a much better performing democracy
where Evo Morales was elected President in December 2005 on the back of a
popular movement of the people.
I read with interest your latest article just now from the November 20th to
December 4th 2009 issue of El Sol News.
It's amazing how malleable the viewpoints of a public can be in a so-called
democracy. I think a prison of the mind is much more powerful than a
physical prison and much more difficult to break out of. As you pointed out
in your previous article, Russians don't believe their State propaganda. In
the US, many people still believe theirs.
Duck
> duck wrote:
> > On Nov 17, 11:07 pm, "Paul Carr" <worldpaulc...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> <snip>
>
> >> HiDuck,
>
> >> I had a read of that. It's very erudite and informative.
>
> >> I think Noam Chomsky also said it well.
>
> >> "Propaganda is to democracy what the bludgeon is to a totalitarian
> >> state..."
>
>
> >> - Show quoted text -
>
> > *Glad you like it, many of the articles have been based on posts here
> > and some informative debates.
>
> Hi Duck,
>
> I suppose I should say that propaganda is to a bad democracy what the
> bludgeon is to a totalitarian state. I'm sure that there are better
> examples of a democracy in action than the United States of America.
*Well consider some states in the Middle East where they have
virtually no crime, little unemployment, few taxes and in one case the
average citizen has three cars but no democracy. Compare that to some
areas in the US where it's dangerous to go out and night and others
have bars against the door, they spend much of the year working to pay
their taxes and if they get sick they end up paying extortionate
prices for drugs when natural medicine does the same for buttons.
Cannibus being a good example, cancer patients on Chemo pay 1000's for
their therapy in the US and then more to alleviate the nausea, even
more if it has to administered through injections. Cannibus has shown
to be just as effective but since a plant can't be patented it's
unlikely to be made legal because of big business who can't profit
from it..
Noam
> Chomsky mentions Bolivia as an example of a much better performing democracy
> where Evo Morales was elected President in December 2005 on the back of a
> popular movement of the people.
>
*If you read up on some of the quotes from the US founding fathers
they were against democracy as it was considered mob rule, Northern
Ireland being a good example of how it can be exploited.
> I read with interest your latest article just now from the November 20th to
> December 4th 2009 issue of El Sol News.
>
> It's amazing how malleable the viewpoints of a public can be in a so-called
> democracy. I think a prison of the mind is much more powerful than a
> physical prison and much more difficult to break out of. As you pointed out
> in your previous article, Russians don't believe their State propaganda. In
> the US, many people still believe theirs.
*All you have to do is have someone in authority proclaim whatever
theory is loony and watch the masses fall in line, it's safer and
easier. Who wants trouble?
BTW if you want to read past articles without waiting as each page
loads to get an article just type in the page number at the top
normally aroung page 29. For me the articles on war are worth reading
because it involves the death of millions, deliberately.
Duck
F�achad�ir
wrote:
>*Well consider some states in the Middle East where they have
>virtually no crime, little unemployment, few taxes and in one case the
>average citizen has three cars but no democracy.
The average citizen in this case being defined as only those in
possession of a penis.
--
'Donegal: Up Here It's Different'
� F�achad�ir
Westprog
> On Sat, 28 Nov 2009 07:27:46 -0800 (PST), Duck <duck...@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> *Well consider some states in the Middle East where they have
>> virtually no crime, little unemployment, few taxes and in one case
>> the average citizen has three cars but no democracy.
>
> The average citizen in this case being defined as only those in
> possession of a penis.
I've seen the way that ordinary people live in a vastly rich arab oil state
and it's not especially desirable.
You might not get murdered but your chances of getting killed on the road
are pretty high.
--
J/
SOTW: "Drive Like Lightning (Crash Like Thunder)" - The Brian Setzer
Orchestra